Posted on 02/10/2015 11:39:45 AM PST by maggief
Already under fire from Iraq War veterans for making up events, NBC is taking new flak today from former military brass over a correspondent’s claim that sniper hero Chris Kyle was a “racist” on “killing sprees” while protecting troops in Iraq.
Some 22 retired generals and admirals, including a former deputy undersecretary of defense for intelligence, joined with dozens of other officers and the press watchdog Media Research Center in a letter to demand an apology from NBC parent Comcast after the network refused to acknowledge the comments.
Kyle, the subject of the hit movie “American Sniper,” said a letter to Comcast provided to Secrets, “is a hero, not a talking point for a smug journalist.”
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I have yet to wrap my head around Iraqis as a “race”. BTT
Good for them, it’s time to pile on and push back.
Bankrupt NBC.
SCORCHED EARTH! Sink all the Alphabet Fau-News Outhouses!
Go the the closet, what else can we throw on the pile. I’m loving this.
What did that dad say, “Burn this b%*&h down”?
In other news, Algezera picked up 4 new viewers.
Mesopotamians, as it were.
If there is anyone here who has not seen American Sniper...Go see it.
The people Kyle shot were foreign arabs or collaborating Iraqis indeed.
Iraqi interpreter defends Chris Kyle against MSNBC racism charge
The hatred from the Left will never cease in this world. Their accusations of racism are a result of their own deep rotted racist views. Now they want to project that
Not one single retired USMC general officer signed the letter. As I understand it, much of what Kyle did was covering Marines.
WTF? WTGDF?
Defending against the Japanese attack on December 7, 1941 is probably now considered racist.
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